Tokyo living (1 image)
Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2006 7:53 pmI would like to welcome you to take a look at next series from my trip. This one is called 'Tokyo living'. Any comment are very welcomed.
Regards,
K.Polak
Regards,
K.Polak
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Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2006 7:53 pmPosted: Fri Jan 20, 2006 8:04 pmI went to your site but couldn't figure out how to see any more Tokyo photos than this one.
Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2006 8:14 pmThaddeus,
There is no more images in this series. This one shows everything I want to say about living in Tokyo. It is kind of statement, one image serie
Regards,
K.Polak
There is no more images in this series. This one shows everything I want to say about living in Tokyo. It is kind of statement, one image serie
Regards,
K.Polak
Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2006 8:21 pmI like this shot a lot . I love the silhouette of the people and the neon sign looks nice and sharp 
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Maybe give it just a slight saturation/contrast boost to lift it a little .
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Maybe give it just a slight saturation/contrast boost to lift it a little .
Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2006 8:23 pmWow It's "Sharp"
You can even read the signs inside the store
You can even read the signs inside the store
Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2006 8:23 pmWow It's "Sharp" 
You can even read the signs inside the store
You can even read the signs inside the store
Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2006 8:30 pmThaddeus,
Propably I should mention it at the beginning. Sorry for trouble.
Drifter,
I am not sure if busting saturation wil do good. It seems on my computer that it is about right, allready quite colourfull. I recon that busting saturation would make to look this image a bit fake, plastic. I like colour, but also there is a line where more colour will not work better.
If this is possible I would be happy others user opinions about colour and saturation.
Ipv6ready,
105/2.5 manual
Regards,
K.Polak
Propably I should mention it at the beginning. Sorry for trouble.
Drifter,
I am not sure if busting saturation wil do good. It seems on my computer that it is about right, allready quite colourfull. I recon that busting saturation would make to look this image a bit fake, plastic. I like colour, but also there is a line where more colour will not work better.
If this is possible I would be happy others user opinions about colour and saturation.
Ipv6ready,
105/2.5 manual
Regards,
K.Polak
Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2006 9:27 pmcolour looks about right to me 
and he's right ... its sharp
and he's right ... its sharp
Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2006 11:41 pmI think you have captured Tokyo very well. It is just how i remember it.
You have picked a difficult image to expose but have done a good job of it. I do feel that the bright lights of the shop are too overexposed though and perhaps if you shot it in RAW you may be able to tone it down a little as a layer in PS.
But you have captured the mood of the city which is what you intended.
You have picked a difficult image to expose but have done a good job of it. I do feel that the bright lights of the shop are too overexposed though and perhaps if you shot it in RAW you may be able to tone it down a little as a layer in PS.
But you have captured the mood of the city which is what you intended.
Re: Tokyo living (1 image)
Posted: Sat Jan 21, 2006 1:47 amI like this shot (and concept) a lot, BUT there is one flaw with it; all of the signs are in english!krpolak wrote:I would like to welcome you to take a look at next series from my trip. This one is called 'Tokyo living'. Any comment are very welcomed.
There's nothing to indicate that this is actually Tokyo. I'd probably assume it was New York or another large city if it weren't for the title.
Just being picky - great shot otherwise!
Posted: Sat Jan 21, 2006 1:58 amGood shot.
Japan is like this.
If you even come to HK and you will be be surprised.
We have more people here.
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regards
poon
Japan is like this.
If you even come to HK and you will be be surprised.
We have more people here.
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regards
poon